Double S Rentals
Bridgeport camper rental with delivery and setup, plus a mobile RV repair shop and U-Haul rentals.
Texas
Travel Trailer Rental in Texas
Texas is big enough that a travel trailer makes more sense than a hotel for a lot of trips. We found 34 rental companies across the state, and 27 will deliver the trailer to your site. The average rating is 4.6, so quality is decent but not perfect. I have rented four RVs over the years, and one was a lemon. I also got hit with a surprise generator-hours fee once, so I read the fine print now. Here is what to know before you book.
Discover Travel Trailer Rental in Texas
34Companies listed
4.6★Average Google rating
27Deliver to you
Top-rated rental companies
DFW RV Rentals LLC
Fort Worth RV rental agency with a 5.0 rating across 209 Google reviews and 24/7 on-call support.
GTG RV Repair & Rentals
Family-run Aubrey shop renting motorhomes, trailers, and sprinter vans, plus full RV repair and service.
Little Moose RV Sales and Consignments, LLC
Veteran-owned trailer rental in Harker Heights with a 5.0 rating and 23 reviews.
AshLee RV Sales & Rentals
Family-run Conroe RV rental with a 4.9-star rating from 121 reviews, praised for helpful owners and clean units.
Triple W Rentals
RV and golf cart rentals in Tyler with delivery, setup, and a 4.7-star rating from 218 reviews.
Texarkana Truck and RV
Family-owned rental agency in Texarkana with well-kept RVs, delivery, and a 4.9-star rating.
Sportsman's RV Rentals
Fort Worth RV dealer with camper trailer rentals, delivery, and a 4.7 rating from 100 reviews.
J's RV Rentals
Lubbock travel trailer rentals with delivery and setup, praised for helpful owner and clean units.
Action RV Rentals, LLC
Huntsville travel trailer rentals with delivery and setup, rated 5.0 by 16 Google reviewers.
American Dream Vacations NW HOU RV Rentals / Texas Best RV Buyers
Clean, late-model RV rentals from one day to infinity, with delivery and a team that stays late to help.
Campers4Rent | Dallas RV Rental
Locally owned camper rental with delivery, walkthroughs, and a 4.6-star rating from 71 reviews.
TX RV Adventures - RV Rental Houston
Houston-area RV rentals with a large fleet, delivery option, and a 4.7-star rating from 224 reviews.
TBF Adventures RV & Utility Trailer Rentals
Family-run Burleson trailer rental with a 5.0 rating, praised for clean campers and a helpful host.
Freedom Ventures RV, LLC
Veteran-owned RV rentals in Bulverde, TX with 5.0 stars from 18 reviews. Travel trailers for pickup or delivery.
Leticia Morales Insurance
Corpus Christi agency with travel trailer rentals and insurance, rated 4.8 from 13 reviews.
Pampered Pioneer RV Rentals
Women-owned travel trailer rentals in New Braunfels with delivery, pet-friendly campers and a 5.0 rating.
Princess Craft RV
Family-owned Round Rock dealer renting and selling lightweight trailers, teardrops, and truck campers with a strong service department.
ANP RV Rentals
Family-run Converse rental serving San Antonio since 1989, with travel trailers from 21 to 36 feet.
American Dream Vacations - RV Rentals & Sales
Boerne RV dealer renting motorhomes and trailers, with 4.3 stars from 392 reviews.
Lostkey Rentals
Family-owned Amarillo RV rental with travel trailers, delivery up to 100 miles, and a 5.0 rating.
Sheridan Trailer Rentals
Family-owned Tomball trailer rental with a 5.0 rating, offering travel trailers and more since 2019.
FunTime RV Rentals
Bastrop RV and trailer rentals with delivery, setup, and pickup, rated 4.1 from 17 Google reviews.
Fireside RV Rental - Galveston
Family-owned RV rental delivering set-up trailers and motorhomes across Galveston County.
RVshare
Austin-based RV rental marketplace with 24/7 support, delivery options, and pet-friendly listings.
Where to rent and what to expect
The 34 companies in Texas range from small outfits like Little Moose RV Sales and Consignments to larger ones like DFW RV Rentals LLC, which has 209 reviews and rents motorhomes, camper vans, travel trailers, and Class C and Class A rigs. Double S Rentals and Triple W Rentals both offer delivery, which is handy if you are flying in or do not want to tow. Delivery means the trailer is set up at your site, so you skip the hitch work. Ask about the delivery fee and whether it includes leveling and hookups. Also confirm who handles the sewer hookup, because that is not always part of the deal. If you plan to tow, make sure your vehicle is rated for the trailer's loaded weight, not the dry weight. That is a common mistake. And check the cancellation policy, especially for summer and holiday weekends when demand is high.
Fees, deposits, and insurance
Most companies charge a security deposit, often refundable after the trailer comes back clean and undamaged. Get the deposit amount and the inspection process in writing before you pay. Insurance is another area to nail down. Some companies include basic coverage, but it may not cover everything, like awning damage or tire blowouts. Your personal auto policy might extend to a rental trailer, but verify that with your insurer. Also ask about generator fees if the trailer has one. Some places charge by the hour after a set amount, and that can add up fast. I learned that one the hard way. Pet rules vary: only 5 of the 34 companies list pets as an option, so if you are bringing a dog, confirm before you book.
Booking ahead and one-way rentals
Summer and holidays book up early, especially for delivered trailers. If you need a specific weekend, reserve at least a month or two ahead. Only one company in Texas offers one-way rentals, so if you want to pick up in one city and drop in another, you have limited choices. Expect a one-way fee, which can be high. For longer trips, ask about monthly rates. Four companies offer monthly rentals, which can save money if you are staying a while. Kitchen and linen kits are not always included. Ask what comes with the trailer: pots and pans, plates, bedding, towels. Some companies provide them for a fee; others expect you to bring your own. That is an easy way to avoid a surprise.
Travel Trailer Rental by city in Texas
- Houston (3)
- Austin (2)
- Fort Worth (2)
- Bastrop (2)
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Questions people ask
How many travel trailer rental companies are in Texas?
There are 34 rental companies in Texas that offer travel trailers. That includes small operations and larger ones with hundreds of reviews. Some also rent motorhomes, camper vans, and other types, so you have options beyond just travel trailers.
Do any Texas travel trailer rentals deliver?
Yes, 27 of the 34 companies offer delivery. That means they will bring the trailer to your campsite or location and set it up. Double S Rentals and Triple W Rentals are two that list delivery. Ask about the delivery fee and what setup includes, like leveling and hooking up utilities.
What is the average rating for travel trailer rentals in Texas?
The average rating across the 34 companies is 4.6 out of 5. Ratings vary, so read recent reviews. Some companies have perfect scores, like Double S Rentals and DFW RV Rentals LLC, both with 5.0. Others are slightly lower but still well rated. Reviews often mention customer service and trailer condition.
Can I bring my pet in a rented travel trailer in Texas?
Only 5 of the 34 companies list pets as allowed, so pet-friendly options are limited. Always confirm with the company before booking. Even if a company allows pets, they may charge an extra fee or require a deposit. Also check the pet policy at your campground, since many have their own rules.